Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

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Shirley Fletcher Assistant Class Editors John Belden Marilyn Stillabower Phillip Porter Photo Editor Mark Sloop Assistant Photo Editor Gene Sheely Advertisement Editor 011a Mae Brown Assistant Advertisement Editor James Mabry 000000000000 0000 000 0 0000 000 0000 0000000000000 0000 000 000 Bill Myers oeeeosesoee 0000 0000 0000 0000000000 0000 , v 5 an J g.:, 5-' my ...M ' ' ' Q-J,-'. 1 1 ff! N. Q gf ,,f 1 9 Q 'in an., mecbca f i on We, the Seniors of 1953, do dedicate this book to Miss Harriett Kersey and Mr Russell M Green in appreciation of their leadership which willenable us to live a better life in two, who have been our sponsors during the past year They have been instrumental in making our last yeara very happy and success ful one the future. We are very grateful for these SNAPS 'iq-of! ' N ADMINISTRATIGN PRINCIPAL R M GREEN Mr Green, whose pic ture appears on the dedi cation page, is deey interested in any mel ures that will better our school He has won the respect of teachers and students alike by hislh- friendliness, f1rmness,5 and fairness HR, BAKER Mr. Baker is a very capable superintendent and one who has achieved the love and admire tion of the residents of John son County To him we owe our thanks for the wonderful way in which our county school system is carried on HR HUTCHISOH Mr Hutchison, our splendid trustee, is now in his second term as trustee of Union Township School One of the most import ant accomplishments under the supervision of M Hutchison has been the consturction ofthe beaut- iful new addition to our school building In the new addition we have wonderful automatic heat and an efficient fluorescent lighting system. '3'r - M um , V3.2 asf , A 2-QQ ,YW Mgzgg -'LL , YV X294 K . 5531 M 1 NM. ffm, 2 ia frm, 4? JL f i 9 Q ADM' L if MR. GREEN'S PHYSICS CLASS Qfx' 1B MB MASSEY AGRICULTURE 'C ln ClClfl M CHURCH LIBRARIAN MR SLOOP MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS PRICE HOME ECONOMICS NOT PICTURED MISS KERSEY ENGLISH LATIN SENIGRS eniord EDWARD BASHAM JOHN BELDEN HARQLD BOARD OLLA MAE BROWN my 1 N ' lxf' ' I A SENIORS DUDLEY DANIEL SHIRLEY FLETCHER JERRY HAYMAKER EUGENIA MABRY SENIORS JAMES MABRY BILL MYERS STANLEY POE PHILLIP PORTER SENIORS NORMA RUND GENE SHEEEY MARK SLOUP MARILYN STILLABOWER SENIORS ALICE THOMPSON LOIS UTTERBACK K SHIRLEY UTTERBACK Y W 5 X .. x SENIGRS lx C4156 ljshalory On the first day of school in September, 19hl, twenty three bright eyed boys and girls, with hair all combed to perfection, entered the first grade of Union School Mr E M Bryant was our most understanding teacher Those who entered school that day, were Olla Mae Brown, Audry Dunham, Jerry Haymaker, Janice Moore, Richard Morris, Ida Murray, Stanley Poe, Norma Rund, Norma Siddons, Shirley Sledge, Mark Sloop, Merrill Smith, Frankie Starnes, Alice Thompson Lois Utterback, Shirley Utterback, Charlene Wheeler, Earl White, and Maurice Moore Janice Coffman, Magdeline Harris, George Green, John Jones, Dorothy Hensley, and Doris Eads joined us later, completing our class of twenty nine When we returned in September, l9h2, we were minus George Green, Shirley Hommel, Thomas McCoy, Norma Siddons, Frankie Starnes, Charlene Wheeler, Earl White, Maurice Moore John Jones, Dorothy Hensley, and Doris Eads During that year, Theda Parmerlee, Victor Brandriff, Carolyn Cook, Shirley McTarsney, Donald J Johnson, and Olaphine Green joined us This made twenty six in our class M s E M Bryant was still trying to teach us Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic During the third year of our schooling, Miss Catherine Boaz, now Mrs Catherine Bridges, took over the task of teaching us Now we d1dn't need our parents or sisters or brothers to bring us to school since we were full fledged scholars and knew our way Our fourth year of school was very exciting and in teresting We had the same teacher, Miss Catherine Boaz We were in plays, learned our lessons well, and played Skaggs, Anna Parker, Eugenia Mabry, and James Mabry joined our class, but we lost several Mrs Mary B Harris taught us in our fifth year Multi plication tables and long division were hard to learn and memorize Spelling and reading were harder Several class mates left us and we added some new ones Ada Wiles, Robert Rainey, Richard Smith, Tilford Hash, and Phillip Porter Guess who taught us in our sixth grade' Yep! Mrs Mary B Harris! By this time reading, English, writing, spelling, social studies, arithmetic, health, music and citizenship were getting harder by the day William Query joined our class Well what do you know? We were now in the seventh grade and considered the teen age group Our principal, Mr E S Houston, signed our grading cards Our main pro blem in the seventh grade was adjusting, so that we would be in the right place at the right time We felt quite big since we now associated with the upperclassmen Pat ricia Gill, Marcella Housman, Cletic Shaw, and Marilyn Stillabower joined us that year, bringing the number in the seventh grade to twenty four Our eighth year! Were we sorry? Oh noi We would soon be in High School and expected a little respect from the underclassmen Betty Ralrdon and Harold Board joined our class continued an looster page 9 . S. 9 grown-up games during our fourth year. Gene Sheely, Leroy ofadf ,UU all e6f6U'l'lQl'li We, the Seniors of '53, being of keen mind, have agreed upon these, the following, as our last will and testimony, hoping that all will benefit by it I, Jerry Haymaker, will my intelligence to Benny Chaney on the Installment Plan, 201 the sophomore year, 301 the junior year, and 501 the senior year I, Dudley Daniel, will my height and ability to stay out of trouble to Roger Findley I, Eugenia Mabry, will my quiet manner to CeCelia Wood I, Shirley Fletcher, do will and bequeath all my nick names to anyone who is unlucky enough to receive them I, Norma Rund, will m ability to go steady for four years to Cynthia Hooks I6 Stanley Poe, will my ability to stand up for 'Civil Rights in all my classes to anyone who has the nerve I, Gene Sheely, do will and bequeath to quiet James Burgett my ability to torture and exasperate the teachers and still keep their friendship I, Alice Thompson, will and bequeath getting to be yell leader in my senior year to Joan Hommel hope you'll get it I, John Belden, will my ability to hit a home run to Glen Crandall I, Phillip Porter, will and bequeath my 'Crazy Legs,' to Robert Shireman, I hope he uses them to his best advant- age I, Marilyn Stillabower, do hereby will and bequeath my gay lovable characteristics to Maxine Day so that she may be in a good mood every day I, Shirley Utterback, will my dancing ability to Char lene Wheeler I, Edward Basham, do hereby will and bequeath my wavy hair to Buzz Brown and hone that he will keep it combed I, Bill M ere, willmy ability to move fast and to sleep in class to Donald Price I, James Mabry, will my ability to leave school and go to Columbus to join the reserves to Phillip Jones I, Harold Board, willmy ability to leave school as soon as the 3 15 bell rings to anybody who can get by with it I hope they have better luck than I did I, Lois Utterback, will my ability to bring my report card back on time to Dorothy Hensley I, Mark Sloop, will my ability to draw cartoons in Ing lish class to Richard Morris to keep him busy I, Olla Mae Brown, willmy ability to run the mimeograph machine to whqmever gets stuck with the job O L . ij sooner than I did. -- b l,Zj,laf7,S6MTgf On the eve of the year 1973! The junior class of 1953 were wondering what had happened to the seniors of 1953 we decided to board our diamond studded space ship and see Betty first rocketed up to a large estate where we read on the mail box the name Mr and Mrs Oliver Panhandle the Mrs being the former Shirley Utterback We entered the stately mansion to find that Mrs Panhandle was running a ballet school on her side and Oliver had a veterinarian office on the other side They said they were getting along just fine with their seven girls and their seven dogs and cats we were sailing along in our space ship again when Mary yelled 'There goes Bill Myers driving along in the same old car he had when he was at Union, only he 1sn't driving quite so fast But we followed him into town and he stopped in front of a big garage with a sign that read Myers k Sons we asked him how long he had been in the business and he told us about five years We wished him good business and As we were zooming along we saw a place we didn't know existed As we cut the power of the rockets and landed, Judy spied a large read aloud to us a We knocked on the appeared After a house for eligible mansion on a hilltop Over the door she sign which said WOLLA'S BACHELOR HAVEN ' door and none other than Olla Mae Brown long talk we found that she ranaboarding bachelors Olla was not yet married, but informed us the great day would come as soon as she picked one of the bachelors at her boarding house We next landed at Atlanta, Georgia, where as you all know, they hold the Miss America contest We were not at all surprised when Carolyn informed us that Marilyn Still abower was one of the candidates Marilyn scared us almost to death when she slipped as she came out, and slid all the way down the platform She won by a landslide She told us she was undecided about her male friends, but she said there was a 30 round boxing match being fought that night and that we might be interested since one of the 1953 seniors, Philip Porter, was expected to win. We stayed over and went to the arena which was packed with about 15 000 000 people we noticed they were all cheering for Porter, since he was a newcomer to the heavy weight division Kby the way he's gained some weighty we were really down in heart when Philip was knocked down in the first 29 rounds, but in the last round he made every one of the 15,000,000 people stand up in surprise as he knocked out his opponent an won the fight Betty landed our ship at s large farm owned by Edward I' . So O e e ' Q O O O ll O O O went on our way. C O O 0 L 0 I O I Q Q 0 I 0 PROPHECY Basham and his wife Goldie Soapdish They told us about their 2,000 acre farm and the BLACK k BLUE CHICKENS R HEN'S CLUB Edward was President We had a restful night, Ed ward's ham and eggs speeded us on our way the next morning We were gliding along at a slow 1,000 miles an hour when our pilot, Richard Watson, set us down on another strange place Judy stepped out and all she could see was a small sewing shop So we all went to the shop and sitting inside was the nalways happy' Alice Thompson bending over a sewing machine Alice had scrubbed floors for three years to save up enough to keep her and her husband, and she could even afford a maid and her husband d1dn't have to work at all Before we left, Alice made each one of us an outfit fit for a queen, then once more we were on our merry way We flew over a high school that was lighted so we decid ed to land our space ship and see what was going on As we entered we heard a crowd cheering, a basketball game was go ing on Since Mary always liked basketball, we sat down and noticed that the coach of one of the teams was none other than our great basketball player Mark Sloop He saw us and came over and started talking, he said he had been coaching for about lui years the name of his team was the MORONS We bid him good bye and wished his team good luck little light headed so we decided that the high altitude was too much for her and that we had better land to take her'm a doctor Someone said that a psychologist would be just the thing So we came down on a small town named Chicago We then took her to a psychologist and got the surprise of our lives Who would be the psychologist? None other than that great senior of 1953! KW1th great speed, that is! None other than Norma Rund! She was already working on a patient This wasn't surprising Gene Sheely also one of the seniors of 1953 back at Union was her victim We asked the doctor why Gene was there She said that when he had been down in one of his many submarines the other day he ran into a school of mermaids and the shock was too much for him We flew over the fine Indianapolis State Fair Grounds We decided to land and take a look around the grounds Rich ard Watson spied the sheep barn sc we went in and saw Stan ley Poe talking to a group of boys When he got through talking he came over and began to talk with us He told us he was a MH leader We asked him if he was married yet and he looked very sheepish and said, no, the right girl hadn't come along yet We wished him good luck and said we had to be moving on We said it was about time to cool off our engine so we headed up Alaska way As we were drifting we looked down Charlene made out the name Jerry Haymaker on the roof of the barn of a vast ranch, she insisted that we go down and see if it was the same Jerry we knew When we landed, a short chubby man came to greet us. We recognized him as Jerry. We asked him why he had moved to Alaska and he told us he moved because the wolves were getting his white angus cattle We had not been going very long when Dorothy got a PROPHECY so he came to Alaska where they could not see them We did n't see them, either! We stayed for the night and the next morning we told him that we must blast off in our space ship While we were so close to another person at the North Pole we decided to head up there and have a look around found Shirley Fletcher, as Dorothy had expected Sh0 WHS running a broken ankle foundation for reindeer She said she was very pleased with her work and she got to see Santa Claus all year around, and she even patched Rudolph last year We were very glad she was so happy We arrived in California in about 13 minutes and as we were flying over Los Angeles we saw a chain of gas stations with John Belden's name on each one Glen said we needed some gas so we stopped to fill up, and John said he was do ing a thriving business and would fill up our tank free with his special which was chloraphyl gas to keep the engine clean We thanked him and went toward Hollywood We flew over an exquisite theater We landed at the back and went in to see a movie We weren't surprised when we saw that Hollywood had caught up with Harold Board at last He was starring in the movie, 'Roosters will Crow' It was a wonderful performance and Don was the lucky one to get his autograph after the show As we were zooming along much to our surprise, we saw a sign that said Mabry's Popcorn Company so we thought we would get out and say hello James said he got his start from the popcorn machine he used at Union School He said, started on his second million Shirley was so thrilled at such an unusual a business, that she wanted to stay As we swooshed along we saw a large television station so we thought that we would stop and watch awhile While there a style show went on the air and out came Lois Utter back modeling a bathing suit She said she was planning to go to Hollywood to make pictures as soon as Warner Brothers and Columbia stopped fighting over her we wished her much success and left After our visit with Lois we headed towards Texas be cause we had heard of a Daniel Oil Company that had spread all over Texas We thought it might belong to the same Dud ley Daniel who had gone to Union It was Dudley! He was doing very well in his business and had just given an en gagement ring to Dagmar Our last stop was a very pleasant ending for our won derful journey We landed in Florida at a large flower farm where Richard Morris noticed Eugenia Mabry, from a mile away, fyou all know his eyes are so keenj as owner of this large place She was married and had a daughter Before we left she gave each one of us yellow carnations tied with gold and while ribbons We were very tired by now Such a long trip by rocket shin was exhausting our resources money to you but we were very pleased that each senior had achieved great success . We much to his surprise, he was a great success, and he had C1425 176071 Minature little people were we then, We were larger when we were ten By M9 50 we were in the freshman class Scattered plans were left in the past In the junior year, Sl 52, we assembled Into a group, which by them resembled Seniors classes of other years, So we were ready to match our peers No additions, no substractions, since that time Have interrupted to the height of seniority our Let us now for you account our nineteen Members who, as seniors dominate the scene Edward Basham who works on a farm we know will never cause anyone harm John Belden with his quiet ways, will be rich in his latter days Harold Board well known as nsplinter, At his work shop, greets us as we enter Olla Mae Brown, so quiet and shy, Will tower to fame That's no lie Dudley Daniel, very tall, with big feet, Has accomplishments hard for anyone to meet Shirley Fletcher came in her junior year And her troubles we never hear Jerry Haymaker in physics is a scream, Eugenia Mabry with curly hair Will end up in Hollywood with no despair James Mabry with his semi truck, No doubt will end with more than a 'buck ' Bill Myers who is limber and gay Doesn't have any cares any day Stanley Poe has been a musician fine, Band, chorus, operettas depend upon his kind Phillip Porter with an enormous appetite Worked in the kitchen with all his might Norma Rund whose dresses are neat Will go to Broadway an actress hard to beat Gene Sheely the Bargersville King Said he didn't hear the bell ring Mark Sloop who has been here for 12 long years Must have got his dr1ver's license from Sears climb Marilyn Stillabower from Edinburg, to Union came, with brown hair and hazel eyes she'l1 travel to fame Alice Thompson with natural, curly hair Could be a side show queen at the World's Fair Lois Utterback, who is always on the beam, Is excellent office help for Mr Green Shirley Utterback with dark rim glasses, Makes good grades in all her classes 1. g H But with all the girls he's a dream. lfUfll0l 6155 X Betty Cook Carolyn Cook Glen Crandall Dorothy Hensley Shirley Honmel Richard Morris Don Price Judy Rugenstein Mary Sledge Richard watson Charlene Wheeler can Z' Y 0 ,.., ,n f'5 .g ,A ff . 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W Lf, ..-32.2 ELEMENTARY I f gnunu--- Q 40 .4 A X '36 A 'Y 'S 4 V' ' , fo- lk .JL 1 ao-If A It ll SEVENTH GRADE Larry Ashley, Tim Baker, Johnny Camden, Rodney Chaney, Paul Dausch, Barbara Hacker, Barbara Herring, Georgia Herring, V1rginiaHyde, Sharon Mabry, Danny McAllister, Shirley Morris, Larry Mosburg, Danny Poe, Roger Rund, Lillian Skaggs Alice Sledge, Sue Smith EIGHTH GRADE Glendo Frost, Janice Burns,James Burgett, Fred Bullman, June Adams, Vary Noblitt, Joan Hommel Claudia Hooks, Margaret Hehe, Thelma Harper Deloris Hacker, Jimmie Logsdon, Billy Goodwin Kay Hankins, James Wyrick, Martha Utterback Jane Utterback,James Smith, Carlos Rocks, Dave Richards, Dorothy Pemberton 'T A '17 Nbxff 1 fx --vi Q-y M4 lu.: r' M A J . News he -'47 N Ka fx . .I 'Wi' JUNIOR HIGH SNAPSHOTS NJ ' - if , X ,X , ELEMENTARY I I . S r :Nub- -netscap- K MR SCOVELL MRS SHUCK YQPQ' W If? M' ,Af -v 3 My .4-I' Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Rowb R01 5 S IXTH GRADE IR. SCOVELUS ROW Richard D Adams, Clifford E. Branman, nm L, Camen, lichael Cook, Lyle Davis, hz Owen Deer, Lloyd Dick, Patty Doty Hilda J Gragg, llancy M. Harper, Joyce J. Hollandbeck, Stanley H. Hourigan Linda Hughes, Beverly J. Koons, Barbara lclfarlaml, Don lliller Linda lurray, June I. Park, Don L. Pate, Earl Porter, Billy Ritter, Linda Rugenetein, he Bob Sedan, Jane Siqeon Lewis R. Beith, Lowell Stout, lanoy K. Stout, Judy Stubs, Betty Utterback, Rita Utterback, Lee Roy Hayman, Roger Iilecn David lolfla, Herman Iood x Rovrl Row 2 new 5 Roth HRS SHUCK'S ROOM Joyoe Partenhelmer Barbara Phelps Iendell Phelps Alberta Poe George Ritter Rosenry Swift AQ John Thompson Raymond Turner Gayle Utterback Janice Utterback Thomas lxitis . 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'Q an I we .,n 'lr.4llhA'.il'lll x'F, Q X R FIRST GRADE Steven Barnett Garry Branaman William Dillow Lowell Flake Karen Sue Gluff Connie Grant Alford Holmes Marjorie McKinney Linda Kay Pevler Kenneth Poe Ronald Shireman Barbara Singleton Sue Ellen Beard Charles Coslett Barbara Deer Ellen Dugan David Frezier Terry HeHe Don Hollandbeck David Jones Anne Mulholland Hugh Phelps Dale Richards Katrina Shuler Ruth Skaggs Diana Smith Larry Taylor Norbert Smith Virginia Warner Linda Witt Don Taylor Robert Torrance Richard Smith Miss Scott K' ' y S h f , iafwl PM 4 W. t fi'fa ' .. V T' ' - A ' . Q.. - 4: f? fi - R ' V' '1 fp ' - we ' 4 -'Z Q. Q ' 1 '11, - l '7i. 1 Q Ve. if Q L1 r ' ' V I' I ,V . .-' 'x Q . 'fi J Q A, -lt f H ,J 4 J .- -.1 .. X '17 , 4' ' '- ,' K :' 4 4 Shirle Coslett ifTx .nwsfdb-if nl.n 9 1 Y fl ' - , .e , n - ..- A h ,v l l ' Hi 4- 42 ai . l .4r ff' M ' K N Q i Ya ft a v- V6 rn .f Vg' N if 4, ,A 'Q YN Ja Q I .- hu ff ' P I ae I A X' V- an . 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H41 SIHID -gui 'E Y W' nv.-va H 1'l SXOH fill' Llllj 1 Mr. Church Dorothy Hensl Joan H Barbara Herring Seated IL' 0 U U 011a Mae ding In CLA, 07 St Br Donna Camden Wilm ood Th lma er a ga Charlene Wheeler Julia Morris Marilyn t llabower NJ .H ID QQ-1 gm yur ? if v 4 l -1 ,... S ORC COHOHICS A11 Marilyn Stillabower Lois Utterback Rund No Price MPS. Olla Mae Brown Shirley Utterback Thompson CLEAN UP OF KITCHEN M5 Y XXX E ADVANCED ALGEBRA CLASS UWTW1 LUNCH ROOM u.1 rivem allll0I' 00 J rf sn! K 1 1 As . . ,,., 5 I 1 ,A 7552 ' gc- f 1 V ,U f , f Q K 1' ,sf C - N gn X L. N . X, xx? Q n if V 'ffr 41 Q ,tv Gif f -'V' v i f ci -17 SJ '-6 5 45? 9 Nm ,L X at X1 'N-2.1 .cw 5. if gi.: was 3 v Y? 2 W7 110 'K fx 'W fs 3 MARK SLOOP L1- Is. F? 25? Q ii i W ' ul of 3 652' -. v L 5 ' 1 STON PHILLIP PORTER LESLIE BROWN f J Q . ,W ai? K M , 4 U4 'W 1 f4 '?N Q. , Nw, , '. x - ,, ,W 'A 2 E453-Qj2?'3 , . X, ,. ,4 P: . 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Q , , I wwf L58 v S M--, Union Union Union Union Union Union Union 7+ lx ufraafy Union 32 Clark MS Mt Auburn 7 Trafalgar Wdinburg Nineveh 3 Whiteland 7 Greenwood 3 Center Grove -N' Union Union Union Union Union Union Union .Nashville .Morgantown Wdinburg Covert1meDHope Boggstown .Nineveh St Paul S Union 37 whiteland 39 CCounty Tourneyj Union M9 Franklin 6h fsectionall The Ramblers opened the season at the Lions' den, meet ing Clark, Although we came out on the short end of a 32 MS count, we were just starting the season As we moved on through the season and into the County Tourney we held a M 6 record We lost to Whiteland in that tourney by a score of 37 to 39 We then started back on our scheduled games and as Sectional time came along we held an 8 10 record e game we played with Edinburg was forfeited otherwise we wodh have had a 7 10 record We lost to the Grizzly Cubs of Franklin, in the Section- a , by a score of 6h M9 in a well fought battle It wasn't until the fourth quarter that the Cubs pulled away when they caught fire and netted 29 points We all feel that we owe a lot to our coach 0 J Sloop, who lost the heart of his Sectional Champs of '52' by grad uation, and had to start anew this ear He has done a very good job ending the season with an 5 10 record COUOO O 35......... MSQOOII eeeeoe ll-80000 7.I'..U.l-5 55. lOlOlJ geoeeeeeo S70 S Union 6.......C1ifford Egu Union gh......Trafalgar 66 fffflf 55 753223. ooo I-I-geeeooee o 2 . e Th 1. o SECOND TEAM The Rambler Reserves started the season November 7 at Clark They went through the season with an 8 9 record Of those 9 lost there were some close ones, so all in all, good spirit, team work, and fine coaching by O J Sloop, brought the Reserves this record Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Clark Union 3 Center Grove Nashville Morgantown Edinburg Union Edinburg Mt Auburn Union Trafalgar Union Clifford Union Whiteland Union Trafalgar Boggetown Greenwood Union 3 Nineveh Union 36 St Paul 2h 170000000000 2!-I. 000 3800000 0 33000000 35000000 3300000 ,il-L5 Union 2M:::::::.Nineveh 26 Union 35:::::::....Hope 26 1450000000 28000000 27000000 000000 gggggg 2500000000 1 'S mi Ulf! DON HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Union High Schoolstarted its baseball schedule September 16, 1952, at Nineveh The game started at 2 30 p m with Findley s s , Sloop 2nd , Board 3rd, Jones p , Daniel lst , Haymaker c Price 1 f , Crandell c f , and Shireman r f Belden replaced Shireman in the later part of the game, at the end we found the Ramblers ahead by a score of 13 8 Union diamond to meet the Clark Lions in a close fought battle, and it wasn't until the last of the 7th that the Lions slipped over the winning 2 runs On September 23,the Ramblers traveled to Center Grove to come out on the short end ofln 11 2 score September 26, 1952, turned out to be a very unlucky day for the Ramp blers as they met a very well balanced Warrior team from Whiteland, on the Ramblers home diamond Union Union Union Union Union 13 8 Nineveh Clark 2 ll Center Grove 3 2h Whiteland 6 17 Trafalgar Ramblers cou1dn't seem to find the range and fell short by a 2h 3 decision The Ramblers traveled in Trafalgar on September 30, to battle the Red Birds, for the last game of the season. It was another bad day for the Ramblers . 0 0 op 0 o September 19, 1952, the team reported to the 1.-'6 . Th HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL for they lost in a 17 5 400181011 Although the Ramblers ended the season with l win and M losses, we feel that they are a team with a lot of fighting spirit and that they are coached by a great fellow Both the team, and the fans appreciate the coaching of 0 J Sloop very much JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Although the grade school boys have dropped three and won only one, they have a fine record to be proud of, for they have gained a lot of ex perience for the future M Scovell has lead the Midget Ramblers in baseball as well as basket ba 1 Needham Union Union Hopewell Center Grove 10 union Center Grove 13 Union 3 L3 f l,?y' 3 . Nl xy ..::::::::13 01:15 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM -,4--'SLS-Q., fav' CLHUDIA HOOKS AND GEORGIA HERRING Y-X. az dmr .gx of of 0 nl WM wig' X71 dfz PJ r. 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Franklin, Ind Bargersville, Ind UDL D-D-D-9'D-IrD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D'9'D' D'D-D'D'UU'D'D-D'D'D'VD'D'D'D'D'D-l7'D'D'9-D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D-D-D'D'D'D-DD-D'D'D'D-D-IPD-D-D'1iD-D-D-D'D'D'D'15'1V 'G-GJ! . . . E 0 I-' I-I e I-' P' U 0 0 H UN ON if '1 E 8' 0 5 H . O Q s I '5' Ov 0 e U Q H W I W 9 Cl ' e 0 'W 0 e Q9'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'lJ' D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'VD'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'lPPD'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'0'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'9'8'D'D'D'l'rl'l7'D'D'0'U'l'l',D'l'C Complim nts PATE FURNITURE Complete line Appliances an Furniture Bargersville Indiana Phone S71 Compliments JOHNSON CO BARGERSVILLE STATE BANK All types of loans Personal Real Estate Automobile Travelers checks Make our Bank Your Bank Amounts insured in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STOP Why pay fancy prices for gasoline? 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C. - of O Swank Dept Store BOOSTERS 'The best place to trade' Phone 121 Franklin, Indiana Keesling Electric Every thing electrical Phone 815, Frankl in , Indiana Clarence Merrick Real Estate and Farm Loans 100 E Jefferson St Phone 167 Hoosier Motor Club AAA also Auto Insurance Verne E Herrick Phone 167 Ohlrogges Ladies ready to wear opp Post Office Franklin , Indiana Compliments of Franklin Star Franklin, Indiana Compliments of Claud McGinnis a Son Franklin, Indiana McCowan's Furniture 1114. E Jefferson St Phone 314.1 Franklin, Indiana Compliments of Franklin Hatchery Goodman Jester Inc Department Store Franklin , Indiana Mbship Deer A Son 71 E Court St Phone S68 Franklin , Indiana Alexander Chevrolet, Inc 97 E Monroe St Phone 297 Franklin, Indiana Woods k Vandivier Motor Sales, Inc Buick Sales a Service Phone 288 Franklin, Indiana Hurdle R Whitaker All forms of insurance including life Morgantown, Indiana Compliments of Benzol Cleaning Co Phone S27 Franklin, Indiana Kerlin's Motor Freight Terminal Franklin, Indiana Carlton Shuck Abstracts of Title Franklin, Indiana Voiles Electric Co Russell D Voiles Next to Post Office Phone 10 Morgantown, Indiana Union Trust Co Frankl in , Indiana carnery E Winslow, Inc Franklin, Indiana 1oo-E-Jelrferson su. Phone 27 BOOSTERS CONTINUED Curtis Payne Union Bus Driver Franklin, Indiana Compliments of Vawters Hardware, Inc Franklin, Indiana Compliments of Renner Sales Service New and used farm machinery, auto trucks Bargersville, Indiana Ralph E Smith k Sons Case farm equipment Phone 207 m Franklin, Indiana Wiley Kelso Barber Shop Bargersville, Indiana Smith Shoe Store Retailer of Fine Shoes Franklin, Indiana Katres Kuffee Kup Morgantown, Indiana Compliments of Lanam Shoe Co Franklin, Indiana QIUOI' 6315.6 ,MJf0l'y le mere not freshmen starting our four years of high school. It looked like so much fun than we were in the eighth gradel lb did have class parties, hikes, ate , but we had to do a lot of hard studying. le had 32 in our class with B 11 Myers, Eduard Basham, Bill Iimbley, Shirley loQuay, lary Pyle, Paul Sichting In our sophomore year, we were tuenty four. John Belden was the only one to Join our class that year. Class parties, skating parties, ueinsr roasts, basket- ball, and baseball took up part of our tlme Of course our studies came first. The operetta 'The Sunbonnst Girl' was given and several of the sophomore class were in it. Juniors! Two years of high school gonel Very pleasant years! Our class numbered 25 after adding Shirley Fletcher and Dudley Daniel Our object this year was to make enough money for the Junior Senior trip to Chicago, Illinois. we sold cc modities at the ball games and auctioned off cakes to pay our ex- penses. The operetta, 'Cherry Blossom was enjoyed by all. Four Juniors help ed win the Sectional Basketball Tournament. Whse, ll finally made it! le are now Seniors with 19 in our class. Dudley Danael is our class presidentg Eduard Basham, vice presidentg Alloc Thom son, secretary, Harlan Haymaker, treasurer, and Phillip Porter, student council member. There are seven of us sho have gone from the first grade of school to Graduation Day together. They are Olla lae B onn, Harlan Hsymaker, Stanley Poe, lark Sloop, Alice Thompson, Lois Utterback, and Shirley Utterback. Norma Ruud, one of the first graders was in school for one year in Florida low that IB are all about to go to college or to work, these school memories will be talked about all our lives le are sure that ue made mistakesg and pro- bably the teachers will breathe a sigh of relief after we have graduatedg but ue love and respect our teachers, friends, school mates, and most certainly, UNIOI TUWNSHIP SCHOOL. June Vanags, John Vanags, and Esther B onn enrolling in our freshmen year. . O n Q .5014 WUI 53975513 RW WRX r ,Q 5- , 5-gf mv f www-A-Q, gsm 5, M 7 Mun W 'WWW 4m'1 are-1 ,fx f ,Q f- . - ff' W . . ff . 1 f , K-'fi' I V 2 aff ' ,f ,J 4 4 . 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